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Just in England. Almost in Scotland
England's most northerly town had changed hands with the Scots 14 times. Then, in 1482, Berwick-upon-Tweed became
English for the last time - 'up till now', as the locals say. Is the town still at war with Russia?
Why does the local football team play in the Scottish League Second Division? And does that border, just three miles to the north of the town, still mean anything?
Colin Caiey has been talking to the locals and to a Yorkshireman who had the temerity to organise the town's successful summer festival. BBC Scotland

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